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`ntheorem` and `LyX` (with `amsmath`)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)empheq conflict with ntheorem?Interference between amsmath and ntheoremConflict between amsmath and ntheorem, or, how I fell into an infinite troubleshooting loopHypotheses and Subhypotheses with ntheoremLyx handling of beginalign and duplicate tag with amsmath?Using amsmath, ntheorem and autonum together cause an overfull hboxIssue with ntheorem and eqrefConflict with amsmath, ntheorem, and showlabelsTheorem symbol with ntheoremntheorem subhypotheses
Recently, I tried to use the ntheorem package with LyX and amsmath, but when compiling (pdflatex format) it complains:
"! Package ntheorem Error: Theorem style plain already defined."
When exporting the .lyx file to "latex simple" format, I see that LyX loads amsthm automatically, obviously that is the conflict (If I delete the "offending" load, it runs ok).
Does anyone know any workaround? (different from "don't use LyX!", because I find it comfortable, writing a lot of mathematics, not seeing as many "$", etc.)
lyx amsmath ntheorem
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Recently, I tried to use the ntheorem package with LyX and amsmath, but when compiling (pdflatex format) it complains:
"! Package ntheorem Error: Theorem style plain already defined."
When exporting the .lyx file to "latex simple" format, I see that LyX loads amsthm automatically, obviously that is the conflict (If I delete the "offending" load, it runs ok).
Does anyone know any workaround? (different from "don't use LyX!", because I find it comfortable, writing a lot of mathematics, not seeing as many "$", etc.)
lyx amsmath ntheorem
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Recently, I tried to use the ntheorem package with LyX and amsmath, but when compiling (pdflatex format) it complains:
"! Package ntheorem Error: Theorem style plain already defined."
When exporting the .lyx file to "latex simple" format, I see that LyX loads amsthm automatically, obviously that is the conflict (If I delete the "offending" load, it runs ok).
Does anyone know any workaround? (different from "don't use LyX!", because I find it comfortable, writing a lot of mathematics, not seeing as many "$", etc.)
lyx amsmath ntheorem
asked 6 mins ago
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Recently, I tried to use the ntheorem package with LyX and amsmath, but when compiling (pdflatex format) it complains:
"! Package ntheorem Error: Theorem style plain already defined."
When exporting the .lyx file to "latex simple" format, I see that LyX loads amsthm automatically, obviously that is the conflict (If I delete the "offending" load, it runs ok).
Does anyone know any workaround? (different from "don't use LyX!", because I find it comfortable, writing a lot of mathematics, not seeing as many "$", etc.)
lyx amsmath ntheorem
lyx amsmath ntheorem
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